Ed Fox

Ed Fox has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Ed is currently serving as the Director of Marketing & Communications at Whale and Dolphin Conservation. Prior to this role, they worked as a Trustee at HAY CASTLE TRUST, where they played a key role in the transformation of Hay Castle into an international cultural venue.

Ed has also held prominent positions at Canal & River Trust, where they served as the Head of Communications and later as the Interim Director of Marketing & Communications. During their time at Canal & River Trust, they led various communication initiatives to raise public awareness and secure support from stakeholders.

Before joining Canal & River Trust, Ed worked at British Waterways as the Head of Communications, where they led external communications and played a crucial role in securing significant investment for waterway regeneration projects. Ed also held the position of Public Affairs Manager, where they managed media and stakeholder relations, formed partnerships, and led the communications for important redevelopment projects.

Ed began their career at Historic Royal Palaces as a Press Officer, managing media relations for various historic sites. Ed worked on high-profile events, including the aftermath of Princess Diana's death.

Additionally, Ed has experience in the PR industry, having worked at Spurgeon Walker Ltd and Promote in account executive and assistant roles, respectively. Ed also worked briefly as an Events Assistant at the National Trust early in their career.

Ed Fox completed their Bachelor's Degree in English Literature & Mediaeval Studies from the University of Exeter from 1989 to 1992. Ed then pursued a Post Graduate Diploma in Heritage Management & Interpretation from the University of Surrey between 1993 and 1994. Prior to this, Ed attended The King's School, Canterbury from 1983 to 1988, although the specific degree and field of study are not mentioned.